Sentence examples for slant through from inspiring English sources

Its trees are stripped and skeletal, letting blanched light slant through them.

Allowing for the poet's resolve to tell it "slant", through metaphor, are we not looking at epilepsy?

The sun was now starting to slant through the gaps in the curtains, and Kagame's face began to show the strain of sleeping only four or five hours a night.

Shards of light slant through the rough-hewn slabs of wood in Tim Hatley's brooding behemoth set, which contracts to convey the shadowy claustrophobia of Puritan habitation and expands to suggest the monumentality of the stockade.

Sunlight slants through the windows.

"The light slanting through the trees," he said.

The light came slanting through the workshop's high windows, kindling the sawdust in the air.

Sunlight slanted through the trees; the hollows were full of ferns and mushrooms.

The waters gurgle past and the late-afternoon light slants through the birch trees.

Back then I learned to tell time by the angle of sunlight slanting through the pines.

The early-evening sun skims a sea of Central Park trees, slanting through the window.